Roberto Martínez is outshining David Moyes right now, but don’t expect that to last

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It could not look worse for David Moyes. Two consecutive home defeats are not
what Old Trafford has come to expect. The hysterical element within the
Manchester United fanbase are already calling for change. Even the sanest
supporters are questioning Sir Alex Ferguson’s managerial bequest to the
club.

Events at Goodison Park have exacerbated the Scot’s difficulties. Roberto
Martínez’s Everton, who embarrassed United at home last week, yesterday went
to the Emirates Stadium, matched Arsenal across the pitch and even managed
more possession than Arsène Wenger’s side.

Everton are playing a brand of football that has seen the phrase “School

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United are insistent that Moyes will be given resources and time to get things back on track

December 9 2013 PA

United are insistent that Moyes will be given resources and time to get things back on track